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Adding a special filter to an image, No Filter, Cross Filter, Partial Color - photo

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Making various printing Adding a special filter to an image 1 Display the Edit menu (page 12). 2 Press g/G to select (Filter) and then press ENTER. The Filter menu is displayed. Filter menu Filter icon 3 Press f/F to select the desired filter you want to add to the image. • No Filter: No special filter on the image (default setting). • Cross Filter: Adds a cross, starburst effect to the light source to print an image with sparkling impression. • Partial Color: Makes the surroundings of the subject in monochrome to emphasize the subject in the center. • Sepia: Changes the image like an old photograph with faded colors. • Monochrome: Changes the image into a black and white picture. • Paint: Makes the image look like a painted picture. • Fish-eye: Makes the image look like a photo taken with a fish-eye lens. 4 Press ENTER. The filter takes effect. When you have selected "Cross Filter", the setting window is displayed. 5 Set the level and range for Cross Filter. 1Select "Level" with f/F and press ENTER, adjust level of retouch with f/F, then press ENTER. The higher the level you set, the more light sources become sparkling. 2Select "Length" with f/F and press ENTER, adjust length of light with f/F, then press ENTER. 3 Press f/F to select . Then press ENTER. Tip To print the image previewed, press PRINT (page 17). 15 GB

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GB
Making various printing
Adding a special filter to an
image
1
Display the Edit menu (page 12).
2
Press
g
/
G
to select
(Filter) and
then press ENTER.
The Filter menu is displayed.
Filter menu
Filter icon
3
Press
f
/
F
to select the desired
filter you want to add to the
image.
•
No Filter:
No special filter on the
image (default setting).
•
Cross Filter:
Adds a cross, starburst
effect to the light source to print an
image with sparkling impression.
•
Partial Color:
Makes the
surroundings of the subject in
monochrome to emphasize the
subject in the center.
• Sepia:
Changes the image like an
old photograph with faded colors.
• Monochrome:
Changes the image
into a black and white picture.
• Paint:
Makes the image look like a
painted picture.
• Fish-eye:
Makes the image look like
a photo taken with a fish-eye lens.
4
Press ENTER.
The filter takes effect.
When you have selected “Cross
Filter”, the setting window is
displayed.
5
Set the level and range for Cross
Filter.
1
Select “Level” with
f
/
F
and press
ENTER, adjust level of retouch with
f
/
F
, then press ENTER.
The higher the level you set, the
more light sources become
sparkling.
2
Select “Length” with
f
/
F
and
press ENTER, adjust length of light
with
f
/
F
, then press ENTER.
3
Press
f
/
F
to select
. Then
press ENTER.
Tip
To print the image previewed, press PRINT
(page 17).